What is the minimum gravity you would go for when you choose a product on clickbank?

For me, if the Gravity is lower than 40 for the old product - then i'm not interested.

Can not apply it for new products because simply their Gravity is 0

But i'm willing to promote new products with 0 Gravity - of course

But it need to be made from the trusted name or something like that!

For me, I typically take it with a pinch of salt because it depends on the niche and how long the product has been around.

If it's a new product with low gravity, but looks solid and speaks directly to my audience then I'll test it out.

Otherwise I'd like to see some movement but not too much.

But there are some niches where the gravity always seems to be low, but products are selling.

Mind you, I haven't bothered promoting affiliate offers for a while, the algorithm might have changed since then.

I wouldn't worry too much about gravity, if you're promoting to a highly targeted it should be ok.

You will definitely hear conflicting answers, but go based on what you learn ... there is a similar post on the forum ... you can check that too.
In short, if you think the product can convert well, go for it. You can take Landing Page, Age of the product, Creator of the product, Reviews of the product, Is it problem solving, Timing of the offer (some offers perform well in winter, some during summer, etc), etc to know if your offer is worth promoting.
If you want to skip everything, just pick an offer with a min of 20 Gravity. That's just to be sure some one is promoting this product at the moment. Other than that, I have no other reason to choose 20.

you should be very careful with clickbank,
before sharing the link it should be shortened otherwise your link might get blocked,
and dont forget to mention to your clients that all products are digital in nature,
this disclaimer reduces chargeback issues.....
i have years of experience with clickbank,its good but tough
gravity or no gravity ,rely on your sense ,first experience a product as a client and then try to promote it.

actually shortened links not only serve as an analytic tool,it also avoids direct link spamming which is really a problem,sales are nowadays stolen from clickbank

creating a lead funnel and pouring in the offers_the best thing that can be done with CB.

Based on my past experience, I would suggest anything from 20 and above. That would give you a good confidence that the products you have chosen are saleable.

If a product is below 50 in gravity i don't waste time promoting.

Stand for Gravity from 100 to above

Gravity only tells you how many people made at least one sale. What if they only made that 1 sale? What if the gravity number is 0 because the sale pitch to affiliates is bad though the product is good?

I know you want proof it sells, but wouldn't you be better off making sure the product would be useful (good match) to your visitors and that there are no leaks on the seller's pages? Looking at the sales letter yourself?

Gravity is a totally worthless metric to me. For product selection purposes it is a distorted and extremely misguided perception that one should deliberately aim to select products with gravity as a factor. It is not an indicator of product quality nor sales volume at all, and in fact this marketing gimmick can be easily manipulated to attract the gullible.

Many of my own very successful promotions include CB products with an initial gravity as low as 0 (generally a possible indicator for either a new product, or just poor sales copy). Even after making hundreds of sales consistently every month, the gravity may hardly ever budge more than one point. And as of yet, there still may be undiscovered gems hidden under similarly misleading stats.

I ignore gravity altogether. As myob says, it's worthless.

Even if you accept that the metric was fairly earned, rather than manipulated to attract affiliates, there are too many things you don't know.

You know somebody outside the vendor's account made a sale. You don't know how they made that sale, where they found that prospect, how much time and/or money it took to make that sale, etc.

Far more important to find a solid product with a solid sales page that fits your market.

Dont worry about the gravity, worry about your marketing. Your marketing should include market research on the product, and what the niche is looking for - and seeing if a product and sales letter is good enough to pull in sales for you. Plus.... also consider how you will make money from the affiliate product after you make the first sale with it.

Zero is my bottom.

Those below zero are tough to promote.

Brent

The only thing I use CB Gravity for is getting a feel for affiliate "potential" on CB. In other words, you will find some niches in health/weight loss with several products having high gravity - that tells me nothing other than there are several affiliates LOOKING at CB for affiliate products (which is useful if you are about to create a weight loss product -- you probably want it on CB knowing there are a pool of affiliates that are selling other products).

However, there are many other niches on CB where it is obvious there are not a large pool of affiliates looking for products - that's all the gravity really tells you - has nothing to do with how well the product is selling.